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Kroger names new CMO
Mary Ellen Adcock will be succeeding Stuart Aitken who will remain in his role through December 31, 2024.
November 26 , 2024
Westfalia drives sustainability with laser tattooed mangos
Driven by its Netherlands-based operations, this initiative eliminates the need for individual plastic PLU stickers.
November 26 , 2024
What does humanity have in common with blueberries?
Guest article by Diego Castagnasso, a fresh produce and blueberry industry expert.
November 26 , 2024
Navigating the challenges of exotic currencies with Millbank FX
For businesses looking to simplify and optimize their operations in exotic currency markets, Millbank FX offers the expertise, tools, and support to succeed.
November 26 , 2024
Chilean avocado and its projection
At the Global Avocado Summit 2024, Bagno's commercial manager, Gabriel Alarcón, was in charge of analyzing the development of the avocado industry in the South American country.
November 26 , 2024
COP29 tackles food, agriculture, and water through a climate change lens
During the Food, Agriculture, and Water conversations, the agenda focused on the urgency to tackle emissions from agriculture and water, biodiversity, and sustainability.
November 26 , 2024
Chinese blueberries increase presence in local market and seek export opportunities
The China Chamber of Commerce of Import and Export of Foodstuffs, Native Products and Animal By-Products (CFNA) is making efforts to expand the market for Chinese blueberries.
November 26 , 2024
Avocado shipments in Europe increase by 24%
The latest Avobook Report shows there's been an increase in avocado shipments in several key markets.
November 26 , 2024
Trump announces Brooke Rollins for USDA chief role
The second woman to lead the department, Rollins will be tasked with overseeing nearly 100,000 employees and the federal/state programs related to farming, forestry, ranching, food quality, and nutrition.
November 25 , 2024
The number of deciduous fruit producers in Argentina continues to shrink
According to the National Food Safety and Quality Service (SENASA), there were about 9,000 producers in 2005, but by 2023, that number had dropped to just 1,605.
November 25 , 2024



